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concealed kimberlite rock |
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diamond mine |
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geophysical prospecting |
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Liaoning Wafangdian |
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JIANG Lili |
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LI Yixin |
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CHEN Jundian |
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FU Haitao |
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HUANG Xuewu |
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GUO Baodong |
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LI Jinlong |
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LIU Maochuan |
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GUO Shuai |
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ZHANG Yanlong |
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Application of combined gravity, magnetic, and electrical measurements in exploration of hidden kimberlites in Wafangdian area, Liaoning Province
JIANG Lili1 , LI Yixin1 , CHEN Jundian1 , FU Haitao2 , HUANG Xuewu1 , GUO Baodong1 , LI Jinlong1 , LIU Maochuan1 , GUO Shuai1 , ZHANG Yanlong1
1.Science and Innovation Company, Geophysical Measuring Exploration Institute of Liaoning Province, Shenyang 110031, China;
In order to confirm the existence of a nappe structure that damages the kimberlites in the Wafangdi? an area of Liaoning Province and possible buried part of No. 50 kimberlite pipe, the authors have adopted three?di? mensional geological survey, geophysical exploration and drilling. The results show that the combined gravity, mag? netic, and electrical measurements are effective, and based on this, the No.50??1 kimberlite body that is believed to be the dislocated part of the No. 50 pipe has been found.